Featured Business of the Month

Mattapan Square Main Streets promotes Mattapan Square as a culturally and economically rich commercial district in collaboration with community residents, business owners, property owners, volunteers, and other stakeholders by focusing on design, economic restructuring, organization and promotion.

Come enjoy of a night full of entertaiment!!!

Looking for an affordable learning experience for your child?Looking for an affordable learning experience for your child?

Mattahunt PUSH Academy summer program is open to youth in 3rd - 7th grades. PUSH Academy offers a safe and enriching learning opportunity - where participants engage in subject based activities in the areas of math, reading-literacy, writing, and science. Youth will also participate in character and social development activities through technology, public speaking, field trips, college/career awareness and sports based development.

Please find flyer and application materials attached.

Please contact us at 617.635.5159 for more information.

Applications can be dropped off at the Mattahunt Community Center | 100 Hebron Street Mattapan, MA 02126

Attorney General's Action Hours will be held on June 25, 2015 at the Yawkey Club of Roxbury, Boys and Girls Club. come with questions and concerns about consumer issues, foreclosure, insuance and more.

Homebuying 104: How to Buy a Foreclosed Property

This free two-hour seminar includes information about the foreclosed property purchase process, legal issues, mortgage and property selection, and information about special home repair resources. > Read more

What are the benefits?

• Decide if purchasing a foreclosed property is the right option for you

• Learn about the process involved – from choosing a home to picking the right mortgage

• Understand the legal issues involved in purchasing a foreclosed home

• Learn how to take advantage of available city resources for purchasing or repairing a foreclosed home

Who is eligible?

Oney "Ona" Judge was an enslaved African American servant on George Washington's plantation in Mount Vernon, Virginia. Professional storyteller Gwendolyn Quezaire-Presutti brings Oney to life and explores an alternative experience on the nation’s social, political, and economic development and examines how it contradicts the promise of America.

Ideal for older children though adults.

This program is presented as part of Revolutionary Boston, a citywide commemoration. To see a full list of programs, visit www.bpl.org/revolution.